Government Contract

Honduras awarded a 49.7 million lempiras (about $2 million) contract for a national early-alert platform to a consortium including International Technology Group, a company identified as connected to a scheme that siphoned roughly 7 billion lempiras from the social-security institute.

Honduras's new BIEN digital wallet, which interconnects national databases for identity, security, and migration, was developed by a consortium led by International Technology Group (ITG), a firm linked to a multi-million-dollar Social Security contract under investigation and a cancelled customs deal, raising concerns about data protections in a country without a data-privacy law.

Honduras contracted with German company Tönnjes for $65 million to manufacture 2.9 million vehicle license plates through 2030, clearing a backlog of nearly one million vehicles still using temporary paper permits.

After three years of metal license-plate shortages in Honduras, the government signed a contract with German consortium Tönnjes to supply smart vehicle plates, aiming to clear a backlog of applications and strengthen national security.

The Infrastructure Ministry awarded a Mexican construction company, Prodemex, a multimillion-lempira contract to complete the third phase of the Santa Bárbara General Hospital, but no public contract or transparency-registry trace of the award exists, and the project remains halted under a court order.